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Churchill Alchemy Wood Small Geo Deli Board 308x165mm (Pack of 4)

SKU: FD802

£106.28(£127.54 inc VAT)

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The Churchill Alchemy Wood Small Geo Deli Board is an acacia wood serving board designed for front-of-house table service. Each board includes a small recessed area shaped to hold a ramekin or sauce pot securely, making it a practical choice for deli-style dishes, burgers, sandwiches, and light bites where a condiment or garnish is served alongside the main item. Boards are supplied in packs of four, which suits operators equipping a section or standardising presentation across a floor.

Acacia is a dense, close-grained hardwood that holds up reasonably well under regular service use. The boards carry a food-safe lacquer finish that seals the surface, limits moisture absorption, and makes wiping down between covers straightforward. Like all wooden serving ware, they are not dishwasher-safe and should be hand-washed and dried promptly to preserve the finish over time.

In practical terms, these boards offer a few clear advantages for table service operations:

  • Integral bowl recess keeps ramekins and sauce pots stable during plate runs
  • Acacia grain gives a natural, unfussy presentation suited to casual dining menus
  • Food-safe lacquer simplifies between-cover cleaning and supports hygiene standards
  • Compact footprint works well on smaller covers and tighter table settings
  • Pack-of-four format makes it straightforward to stock a consistent section

These boards are well suited to casual dining venues, gastro pubs, cafés, and deli-style concepts where a natural wood aesthetic fits the brand. They are not intended for hot food placed directly from the kitchen, and the surface is not appropriate for carving or heavy cutting. For operations needing a larger serving area, the Alchemy Wood range includes bigger format boards worth considering.

If you are putting together a table service scheme and want to talk through which board sizes and formats work for your menu, the team is happy to help.

Churchill Alchemy Wood Small Geo Deli Board 308x165mm (Pack of 4)

£106.28(£127.54 inc VAT)

£106.28(£127.54 inc VAT)

The Churchill Alchemy Wood Small Geo Deli Board is an acacia wood serving board designed for front-of-house table service. Each board includes a small recessed area shaped to hold a ramekin or sauce pot securely, making it a practical choice for deli-style dishes, burgers, sandwiches, and light bites where a condiment or garnish is served alongside the main item. Boards are supplied in packs of four, which suits operators equipping a section or standardising presentation across a floor.

Acacia is a dense, close-grained hardwood that holds up reasonably well under regular service use. The boards carry a food-safe lacquer finish that seals the surface, limits moisture absorption, and makes wiping down between covers straightforward. Like all wooden serving ware, they are not dishwasher-safe and should be hand-washed and dried promptly to preserve the finish over time.

In practical terms, these boards offer a few clear advantages for table service operations:

  • Integral bowl recess keeps ramekins and sauce pots stable during plate runs
  • Acacia grain gives a natural, unfussy presentation suited to casual dining menus
  • Food-safe lacquer simplifies between-cover cleaning and supports hygiene standards
  • Compact footprint works well on smaller covers and tighter table settings
  • Pack-of-four format makes it straightforward to stock a consistent section

These boards are well suited to casual dining venues, gastro pubs, cafés, and deli-style concepts where a natural wood aesthetic fits the brand. They are not intended for hot food placed directly from the kitchen, and the surface is not appropriate for carving or heavy cutting. For operations needing a larger serving area, the Alchemy Wood range includes bigger format boards worth considering.

If you are putting together a table service scheme and want to talk through which board sizes and formats work for your menu, the team is happy to help.